Monthly Archives: October 2005

Holy Trinity School lunch menu Monday, Oct. 31 – Chicken noodle soup, turkey sandwich, carrots, fruit. Tuesday, Nov. 1 – Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes with gravy, corn, baked apple with whipped cream. Wednesday, Nov. 2 – Pizza hotdish, green beans, … Continue reading →

To the Editor:

Thank you to Pack 44 and Troop 65 from Little Falls and Pack 60 from Royalton for collecting 660 pounds and 917 items items respectively for the Morrison County Food Shelf in their annual Scouting for Food Drive on Oct. 1. It is great to see young people concerned for the less fortunate—inspired by their troop and pack leaders.—Gloria Thomes, Morrison County Food Shelf.

To the Editor:

On behalf of the students of Mary of Lourdes School we would like to thank the community for their support of our Marathon for Non-Public Education. We want to offer a special thanks to the Knights of Columbus and the Home and School Association for their sponsorship of this event. The students raised over $40,000. This money directly supports our students through field trips and scholarships and by purchasing equipment, software, and supplies.—Mary Kenna, Jeanne Moe, marathon co-chairs.

To the Editor: According to the front page story in the Record’s Oct. 9 edition, a group of local people went to Washington D.C. to “protest for peace” and associate themselves with the likes of Cindy Sheehan. Mrs. Sheehan has … Continue reading →

By SFC Travis Johnson, Forward Operations Base 51, Ninvah Province, Northwest Iraq I graduated from Little Falls High School in 1997 and immediately joined the U.S. Army. Growing up in a small town like Little Falls, I was raised with … Continue reading →

Hilda Jo Even and Chad Michael Goerger were married July 2, 2005, at the Hub Supper Club in Burtrum with Rob Olson officiating at the ceremony. Continue reading →

By Chris Schafer The Huskers won games one and four during their five-game marathon volleyball match with New London-Spicer. The second game, won by New London-Spicer, required extra points before NLS’ 26-24 victory. Marie Kierzek was Holdingford’s biggest offensive threat … Continue reading →

Sunday, Oct. 30, 2005 President John Adam’s birthday, 1735 • Ring of Kerry and the St. Paul Irish Dancers, Centennial Auditorium, Staples, 2 p.m. • Rosary Sodality Turkey Bingo, Holy Cross Church basement, 8:15 p.m. • Annual Harvest dinner, St. … Continue reading →

By Liz Verley The Royalton School Board met Oct. 27 to give its approval to the 2005-2007 teacher contract. The teachers union had previously accepted the contract. Under the terms of the contract, in the first year the teachers will … Continue reading →

By Chris Schafer When Royalton played Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg (KMS) on Sept. 16, the Royals dominated the line of scrimmage. The result was a grand total of 334 rushing yards and a 42-20 Royalton victory. When KMS came back to Royalton on … Continue reading →

By Chris Schafer When Royalton played Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg (KMS) on Sept. 16, the Royals dominated the line of scrimmage. The result was a grand total of 334 rushing yards and a 42-20 Royalton victory. When KMS came back to Royalton on … Continue reading →

For those who wish to receive a massage, find out more about ear candling, or want to purchase gift certificates for others, there’s a new place in Pierz offering such services: Relaxing Sensations Therapeutic Massage.

While working at her job at a local cleaners, Yorek found an interesting item in a pocket of a National Guard uniform that had been dropped off: a small, clear plastic bag which contained a folded U.S. Flag. Along with the flag was information revealing its source.

While working at her job at a local cleaners, Yorek found an interesting item in a pocket of a National Guard uniform that had been dropped off: a small, clear plastic bag which contained a folded U.S. Flag. Along with the flag was information revealing its source.

Saint John’s University will feature native Little Falls fresco artist and classical realist painter Charles Gilbert Kapsner in the Target and Alice R. Rogers Galleries at the Saint John’s Art Center. The exhibition opens Oct. 24, and runs through Dec. … Continue reading →

By Bethany Malisheske At the Oct. 24 meeting, the Little Falls City Council authorized the hiring of 10 new volunteer fire fighters. Back in August, Little Falls Fire Chief Fred Tabatt asked the council to open up the application process. … Continue reading →

The leaders of Little Falls recently heard arguments from both sides of a growing controversial issue: accessory outside boilers.  Discussion began at last week’s City Council meeting and concluded at this week’s meeting. After hearing from citizens who were both for and against accessory boilers (i.e. outdoor wood furnaces), the council realized that it needed more time to study the issue before making a final decision. Therefore, an interim ordinance was introduced (Ordinance No. 114).

Members of the Musser/Weyerhaeuser board were in attendance at the recent Little Falls City Council Planning Meeting. Six proposals were presented to the council and board members as to what should become of the Linden Hill Conference and Retreat Center.

By Val Klemish I was going through my book shelves the other day – I have two walls of them – and found all sorts of interesting things! Photos, drawings the kids had made in grade school, letters that somehow … Continue reading →

By Lorae Vardas The stage literally is set for the grand opening of the newly remodeled Performing Arts Center at Pierz Healy High School. The event is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 7 in the old school gym. … Continue reading →

Marci Shea, a resident of Rice, died Oct. 24, 2005, at her home.

Ione Sobieck, a resident of Royalton, died Oct. 26, 2005, at her residence.

Ethel Lilian Rickhoff, a resident of Hillman died Oct. 24, 2005, at St. Gabriel’s Hospital in Little Falls. Continue reading →

By Pastor Steve Priola, First Baptist Church In case you didn’t know or were unaware, but last week the lottery climbed to over three hundred million dollars! One-dollar tickets were being purchased at mind-boggling speed as people all over the … Continue reading →

Former Pierz resident Roger Storkamp is pleased to announce the publication of his first book, Just Thelma. After 35 years in Minnesota and Wisconsin classrooms, the high school English teacher felt nostalgic for his rural Morrison County roots where he spent his childhood and adolescent years.

The Flying Pins, an adult Special Olympic Bowling team, participated in the regional competition on Oct. 19. The team is organized by Community Services and is coached by Lisa Schilling, Sandy Richmond and Barb Waldock. Thirty-five adult bowlers trained for … Continue reading →

Scholarships and Programs The following students have won scholarships, awards, or are participating in special programs at their colleges. Bemidji State University — Accounting and Auditing Student Conference — Jennifer Piekarski of Flensburg. Student Teaching Program — Lorry Parrish of … Continue reading →

By Chris Schafer Aaron Voronyak ran for two scores and threw for a third as the Patriots defeated Dawson-Boyd 39-8. John Fuchs also ran for two touchdowns and caught one for USA. The Patriot defense played well all night in … Continue reading →

By Chris Schafer Kayla Tschida had 21 kills and eight blocks as the Cardinals defeated the Huskers in four games. Mallory Johnson was second on the team with six kills. Tirzah Peterson had the hot hand serving for Upsala. Peterson … Continue reading →

By Chris Schafer The Pioneers scored 35 first quarter points in their defeat of Rush City. Pierz posted a basketball worthy score of 76 points in the game. The Pioneers accumulated 512 yards of total offense in a game where … Continue reading →